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there's been dozens (hundreds maybe?) gun rights advocates that have died in recent weeks. Coincidence? Or, conspiracy?
there's been dozens (hundreds maybe?) gun rights advocates that have died in recent weeks. Coincidence? Or, conspiracy?
or obamacide?
the same band of gangstas who faked the birth certificate for him and made him eligible for US presidency
them s is fo' real
this is where Obama is worse than every president before him. I don't think Dubya gave carte blanche like this
I noticed since Obama has been exposed for being a fraud you don't see Joe chalupa around any more.
The only guy who had any reason to assassinate Chris Kyle was Jesse Ventura.
That might make the average SpursTalk conspiracy non-theorist's head explode.
Wow. Chris Kyle was wildly uninformed.
obamacide would be 2nd Amendment racist marans assassinating Obama.
Obama has murdered more than Chris Kyles 150. He needs to be arrested and tried.
Another aspect of screwed-up, suicidal vets that MSM wouldn't touch:
Why Are Suicides Climbing in the Military? Let's Look at the Drugs Being Prescribed
One in six service members was on a psychoactive drug in 2010 and "many troops are taking more than one kind, mixing several pills in daily ' tails' for example, an antidepressant with an antipsychotic to prevent nightmares, plus an anti-epileptic to reduce headaches--despite minimal clinical research testing such combinations," said Military Times.
The pills and pill tails many troops are prescribed are clearly linked to suicidal thoughts and behavior. Antidepressants like Prozac and Paxil, antipsychotics like Seroquel and Zyprexa and anti-seizure drugs like Lyrica and Neurontin all carry clear suicide warnings and all are widely used in the military. Almost 5,000 newspaper reports link antidepressants to suicide, homicide and bizarre behavior on the website SSRIstories.com. The malaria drug Lariam is also highly correlated with suicide and its use actually increased in the Navy and Marine Corps in 2011, according to the Associated Press.
Eighty-nine percent of troops with post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are now given psychoactive drugs and between 2005 and 2009, half of all TRICARE (the military health plan) prescriptions for people between 18 and 34 were for antidepressants. During the same time period, epilepsy drugs like Topamax and Neurontin, increasingly given off-label for mental conditions, increased 56 percent, reports Military Times. In 2008 , 578,000 epilepsy pills and 89,000 antipsychotics were prescribed to deploying troops.
Both the increase in the overall suicide rate in the US (rising to 36,000 a year after falling in the 1990s according to USA Today) and in the military coincide with the debut of direct-to-consumer drug advertising in the late 1990s. They are also correlated with the FDA's approval of many drugs with suicide links and a population that is increasingly taking psychoactive drugs for minor problems and symptoms. Several powerful military psychiatrists and administrators are also consultants to Big Pharma who shamelessly enroll veterans in drug studies and promote the pills that drug companies pay them to promote. Who can say conflict of interest?
When concerns about the rise in the general suicide rate in the US surfaced last fall, US Surgeon General Regina Benjamin announced federal grants for suicide hotlines, more mental health workers, better depression screening and Facebook tracking of suicidal messages. Nowhere, did she mention examining the role of suicide-linked drugs on, ahem, suicide. The Pentagon is apparently in similar denial.
http://www.alternet.org/speakeasy/ma...ing-prescribed
Of course, BigPharma pockets $10Bs of tax dollars drugging the military to the gills.
what does the NRA (nuts run amuck) think about this firing range killings?
Kyle needs more training in self-defense. If he would have been armed and trained correctly, he would be alive.
Anyway, the sicko killed Kyle, not the sicko's gun, which is innocent and can't kill anyone.
Last edited by boutons_deux; 02-05-2013 at 02:19 PM.
No, if he did not take the guy shooting, he'd still be alive.
I'm no shrink but I don't see how firing guns is supposed to help war vets with PTSD.
Uh-oh.
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Chris Kyle's death seems to confirm that "he who lives by the sword dies by the sword." Treating PTSD at a firing range doesn't make sense
Now he'll never be president.
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Ron Paul's tweet dropping truth bombs
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